Status pages
Publish a public status page that keeps itself honest. DomainDash is already checking the site, so the page moves to Down or Responding slowly on its own, no switch to flip while you're mid-firefight.
Every new account gets 30 days with almost everything unlocked — no card required.
Publish a page in a minute
Pick a site, give it a short name, publish. Your customers get one clean page they can check themselves, instead of asking you.
A clean public page, ready to share
Pick a site, give it a short name for the web address, and publish. You get a public page at your-page.status.domaindash.io showing whether the site is healthy, 90 days of uptime history, and any incident that's currently open.
- Public page at your-page.status.domaindash.io
- Live status, uptime history and any open incident
- Visitors can subscribe for email updates
It fills itself in
Most status pages are a second job: you have to remember to flip a switch at the moment you have the least attention to spare. Ours updates itself.
Never out of date with the site it reports on
DomainDash is already checking the site, so the status page is just a public window onto those checks. When the site stops responding the page moves to Down on its own; when it's up but sluggish it says Responding slowly; when the incident clears, the page clears. At the top sits a short plain-English summary under an Insights label.
- Updates automatically from the checks already running
- Visitor-friendly wording like 'Responding slowly', never internal jargon
- A plain-English Insights summary at the top
We trust it with our own uptime. Redactr, our other product, runs its status page on DomainDash: redactr.status.domaindash.io
Make it look like yours
A status page is a page your customers see, so it shouldn't look like ours.
Your brand, your domain
Upload your logo and a browser tab icon and set the accent colour, and the page picks it up everywhere. On the Business plan you can go one step further and serve the page from your own domain, like status.yourcompany.com, with the certificate handled for you. Either way, it reads as part of your service, not a third-party tool.
- Upload your logo, browser tab icon and accent colour
- Custom domain (status.yourcompany.com) on Business, certificate handled
- Status pages are on the Pro plan and up
Questions you might have
It's a public page that shows whether your site is healthy, 90 days of uptime history, and any incident that's currently open. You publish one for a site and point your customers at it, so they can check for themselves instead of asking you.
On its own. DomainDash is already checking the site, so the page is just a public window onto those checks. It moves to Down or Responding slowly when something's wrong and clears when the site recovers, so the page is never out of date with the thing it's reporting on.
Yes, on the Business plan. You can serve the page from your own domain, like status.yourcompany.com, with the certificate handled for you, so as far as your customers are concerned it is your page on your domain.
Yes. Every status page has a subscribe box. Anyone who depends on the site can add their email and get a message when the site goes down, and another when it's back. They confirm their address once and can unsubscribe from any email in one click.
Yes. Upload your logo and a browser tab icon and set the accent colour, and the page picks it up everywhere. Branding is included wherever status pages are.
Status pages are part of the Pro plan and up, and you can publish as many as you like for the sites on your account. Custom domains are a Business feature; branding, the subscribe flow and the auto-updating status are included wherever status pages are.
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